CSK wins IPL: Dhoni's delayed retirement delights fans
BBC Cricketer MS Dhoni has announced that he will not retire after winning a record fifth Indian Premiere League (IPL) title.
The former India captain, 41, was expected to retire from all forms of cricket but said that love from his fans has made him give it another try.
Led by Dhoni, the Chennai Super Kings beat the Gujarat Titans on Monday night to win the trophy.
The "double good news" sparked massive celebration by fans on social media.
One Chennai Super Kings supporter called Dhoni's decision not to retire "a great gift" for fans of the team.
"Allowing CSK and the fans to savour the moment by not announcing his retirement is classic Dhoni!" another fan said.
Dhoni's CSK won the match by five wickets after Ravindra Jadeja hit a last-ball four to successfully chase down the revised target of 171 in a rain affected match.
The team's win was celebrated not just by its supporters but also by members of the opposing team.
